GeneralZod
Well-Known Member
Easily manipulated people, as seen in the article, are why fear-campaigns are so successful.
I don't wear my mask anymore for good after the pandemic is finally over.
Easily manipulated people, as seen in the article, are why fear-campaigns are so successful.
I don't wear my mask anymore for good after the pandemic is finally over.
I never said, my only point was that CDC changed recommendations regarding mask wearing because science informed that decision, had nothing to do with supply of masks (yea demand for masks would then quickly exceed supply)So you don't believe that the discovery of a new virus and the sudden influx of hospital patients because of that virus would create demand in excess of the usual supply?
I never said, my only point was that CDC changed recommendations regarding mask wearing because science informed that decision, had nothing to do with supply of masks (yea demand for masks would then quickly exceed supply)
Now that outdoor wearing of masks and other nuances are fading away on property. I and quite a few people I know are straining at the start line for run Disney to get in gear and unveil a new FULL schedule of live, on property, running events. Outdoors, fresh air, active healthy exercise and (hold on to your running shorts) happy healthy guests that will be spending park time (= more MONEY) post running event. Disney vs COVID19 = Disney wins.
For some reason, the ad algorithm today thinks I can afford a private jet, and that I enjoy watching basketball. The answer to both of those is a big "No".The other day we were talking about pop up adverts. The one I have today has made me smile.
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Yes, and even those who did not experience it but watched loved ones suffer, the trauma is real. For some anxiety is also high and hopefully it can lessen. This was hard on many and we must respect when people are not ready yet."For a number of so-called perma-maskers, the decision is informed by trauma: They endured the coronavirus or witnessed loved ones die, and they say taking off their mask makes them feel terrifyingly vulnerable."
We talk a lot about COVID long haulers...and we should.
Personally I am worried about the long term psychological effects of last year. COVID PTSD is real and so many are suffering.
Good news up here in MA....Our original date to drop all restrictions was August 1st and it just changed to 5/29...Things are moving quick.
I get ads on FB regularly for high dollar autopilot systems for yachts. I don’t know what Eddie they have me confused with, but I’d like to find out and steal his identity.For some reason, the ad algorithm today thinks I can afford a private jet, and that I enjoy watching basketball. The answer to both of those is a big "No".
It’s getting pretty interesting. We have talked for so long about a “return to normal” but for the first time we are really seeing good progress towards it. No matter how prepared we thought we were for changes and no matter how much we talked about how it would move fast once it started it’s still shocking to see. This Summer is really looking good.
As far as WDW I’m excited to see what the next step is. Lots of rumors about fireworks and nighttime entertainment but nothing firm yet. For now I still get excited to see the little things like increased capacity on Splash Mountain due to relaxed distancing and the removal of plexiglass on RoTR.
Maybe next month or July as Murphy will lift indoor mask mandate soon, as masks will be gone for sure....
New York City Marathon Will Return in November (Published 2021)
The race will have 33,000 entrants, instead of the usual 55,000. But staging it will satisfy runners desperate to run again.www.nytimes.com
Hopefully it will change to 100% capacity as there will no more masks and social distancing for good by November 7 as we will back to normal soon enough. Is there will be no more surges / spikes by fall/winter anymore because enough people are vaccinated.
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